1.THE SECRET OF WATER as a multi-dimensional living substance.
Water is the most magical substance on Earth. It is the basis of life for all organisms. Water needs to move to stay healthy; it likes to spirals and vorticise. Almost every rhythm, from Moon rhythms reflected in the hydrosphere and planetary rhythms know to biology, down to the physiological rhythms found in every living organism, is based on the pulsation of water. Water is connected with the emotions, as is the Moon, which is water’s cosmic partner.
Until quite modern times, water was regarded as sacred. Up to the 17th century people like da Vinci and Goethe understood that water is an organism that is alive and which promotes life. Today we seem to be content to drink dead, polluted water; mostly we use it for cleaning and waste disposal.
Water transports nutrients, but it also transmutes energy and carries information; it has a memory rather like a magnetic tape. We look at many different types of water. We consider the physical qualities of water, drawing on the startling research of Viktor Schauberger. We study river flow, and the complex relationship between the atmosphere and the surface and underground water systems.
We study the role of water as the mediator between Earth and Cosmos. The rhythms of the Cosmos are mirrored in water. We see how homoeopathy depends on water’s memory, and how the response of plants to threats in their environment (bio-communication) depends on water. We look at examples of the ice crystals of Masuru Emoto which record the quality of a water sample, and the effect on the water of polluting or of spiritual energies.
There’s still a great deal we still do not know about water. We take it for granted, but our future survival depends on understanding it more deeply. You will come away with a greater appreciation of the importance of both water and of energy at every level in our lives.
Also at Glastonbury, July 22, '07
2. IS LIFE AN ACCIDENT? The evolution of Earth and of life — a geological & evolutionary holistic saga.
James Lovelock’s & Lynn Margolis’ Gaia hypothesis (1979) holds that the biosphere is a self-regulating entity that maintains a constant environment that is supportive for life. But how about the Earth itself, which conventional science views as a dead, inert body subject to only to mechanical processes? We would like to go a step further than the Gaia theory and propose that Earth is a vibrant living organism on its own evolutionary path, with Nature piggy-backing on its own sacred evolutionary journey.
Starting with the premise that Earth and Nature are part of a larger organic whole, we explore from a holistic geological viewpoint the implications of the Earth as a living organism.
What is the purpose of evolution? A holistic view of Earth’s history and evolution is concerned with the links between physical processes in the Earth and other systems — eg with evolving life — or with the Moon, planetary, and other Cosmic influences.
We summarise the various theories of how the Earth was formed, the hypotheses of gradual or sudden change, and the role of Earth upheavals, catastrophes and cosmic impacts. The importance of the unique Earth/Moon relationship for stabilising Earth’s inclination, for a vibrant climate system and for rich biodiversity.
We look at how life started in the oceans; 90% of Earth’s biomass is still in the oceans, but is under threat from global warming and pollution. The difficulty for life to gain a foothold on dry land was assisted by the Moon’s creation of inter-tidal life zones. How Nature seemed to have a plan for evolving greater complexity, biodiversity and higher ‘consciousness’ as part of its evolution.
We note how evolutionary advances seem to occur at times of Earth upheaval. We look at the different theories about evolution, noting that much of Darwin’s has never been proved. The importance of water for evolution; its role in transmuting biological information and balancing Cosmic influences. The ether as the ground of consciousness, and water as its medium of communication! The importance of mountains for human civilisation. Stimulating themes !
